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In 80-nm-wide GNR arrays (Fig. 6f), the plasmon peak has become very broad owing to edge scattering, so that plasmon enhancement extends over a wide gate-voltage range in both reduction mode and enhancement mode regions.

Thus, the differential diagnosis of renal dysfunction in patients with HIV has become very broad, and its management complex, given the multitude of anti-retroviral therapies in use and their risk of interaction.

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However, the need for public participation means that landscape perception, in a broad sense, has become very important.

This trend is welcome, as crime and justice history has become very active indeed, generating not only a broad range of empirical findings but also important conceptual debates related to crime and historians' ability (or lack thereof) to accurately reconstruct its historical reality and meanings.

The manipulation of the plasmon resonance over a broad spectral range has become very important whenever plasmonic nanostructures are used in photonics, optoelectronics, bioanalysis, or biodiagnostics.

Life has become very complex, and as the scope becomes broader, we go faster and faster.

"But it has become very trendy stuff".

Now, the area has become very expensive".

Nowadays distance learning has become very popular.

"He has become very greedy.

He has become very static.

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